Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-10-27

j. W. Wilmer, of Cotton, w. T.. wa
down during the week. Among the go.
things that he did do was to enroll hi
name on our subscription list
J.. kowley, of the Lewiston sash and doc
factory. ls turning out some fine moulding
and all Parties desiring a tirst..lass artic!,
OF this kiAd would do we'll to call.
Miss Daisy Brown was in the city Thu
Week On her way from Oregon to her holm,
IN Mt. Idaho. She was the guest of Mis-
Sadie Pee during her stay IN tins city.
Peter Jacobs, one of Unontowns wide
awake business men, called on US Tn Iues
day. lie was accompanied to the city d,
his wife, who came to visit with relatives.
Mr. Hoge, Of New York, representing
Ackers Engiish Preparations, was in ia,
city last Saturday on his way to Los An
selos, Cal. We acknowiel. 20 pleasant call
In consequence of the cold on SUNDAY
night the pipes IN I, b. Coopers machine
shop and l.. Rowleys turning mill froze uu
and busted, causing some delay and damage
The Knights Of Pythas institute at Col.
ton. w. l., OH Tomorrow evening Sew
eral OF the members OF Excelsior lodge in tins
city Will participant III the iustltutin- cerc.
monies.
}. c. Harris and Wr,. Aram. Of Camas
Praliie, were down sunday, and laii IN
some carp from John Stevens fish pond ut
the Junction, intending to stock their pond
ON the Prairie.
BISHOP Talbot will arrive On the steamer
to-day. a reception will hc given him at
| the Gulld Opm this evening The Bishop
vii! hold services at the Episcopal church
on Sunday next.
At Frank Bros. implement house in this
| city Z. ID. Fleming the gent,emauIy agent,
has fine vegetable exhibit; the veseta.
parts Of the county
A telegram from President Cleveland,
| dated the 10Th inst, says: Please seud
Immediately ninety gallons of the A No. /
Cutter Whiskey." The Palace saloon in
this city lied the order.
Delegate Dubois returned from his visit
10 Ca'has frairle On Saturday evening and
lett on the steamer on Monday for South
idah". He will leave for II as hington about
the middle Of next month
| Peter Nc ardle, a sufferer of PARALYSIS
and who has been county charge since
august, 1850, was sent to his frIencis in
Detroit, Mlchi gan, per an order OF the couu
" commissioners on Friday.
Messrs Pee and Timberlake have returned
from their deer hunt on C,ai.'s mountain.
ihcy saw tweuty-eight deer in number,
but they were so wild they could not Get
within shooting distance of them.
Nr. n ~
day from visit of six months with rela.
tlves and friends in Portland Mr.. and
Mrs. bunneil will occupy the residence for.
merly occupied by S. Gray on east Nam.
Since the first day of August fifty thous.
aud sacks Of grain have been received at
the red warehouse on Snake liz this CITY
ten thousand sacks have been shipped and
thirteen hundred sacks are arriving daily.
; A fire caught from the heating pipes.
which run from the cellar in Isaman L Co.'S
drug store on Sunday afternoon. The wall.
OF the store room were in fame. but were
extlngulshed before much damage was done.
Everyone is going to turn out to the Lew.
iston races which take place the 9th 10Th,
lltn and l2th OF next month, Reports al
ready come IN that some of the finest race
stock IN the country will be on the track.
The Lewiston race course south of town
IS being repaired in first class manner by
w. L. Cox. is the intention of the com
mittee on track to have it in better con
dition for the coming fall races than it has
ever been before.
AL. Stiffsl, sheriff of Asotin county. with
his usual wit and veracity, dropped in on
us on Tuesday and filled our ears full. He
has been very busy during the past two
weeks attending district court that has been
in session In that county.
VIM. Wiggin, son of Mr.. aud Mrs. L.
"iggln OF this city, came up on the steam.
or Thursday from the machine shops at
Wallula, where he has nearly served his
time at the machinists trade. The shops
have been shut down for the winter.
Ore.half inch of snow was On tho streets
of Moscow Oh Tuesday morning. SO Felix
Warren of the stage line informs us, The
hill top north Of us was white with
snow the same morning which was visible
from this city, but disappeared soon.
A lively time was engaged in at Small's
ranch, seven miles east of this eity. on Fri.
day night, between two of the farm hands.
Bruised up faces and nuckles was the re.
suit OF the occasion. A knife was used tow.
ard the tnis but ne one badly injured.
A gentlemen told US that Dubois said
whom he came back from Camas Praris
that he did not meet q man that was in
favor of annexation. He must have teen
shrewd in dedging and avoiding them,
ei'o they were skilled in codding him.
There were not many out to the club